Word: whitneys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Englewood. N. J., on the highlands opposite Manhattan, is a community of wealthy burghers, like Banker Seward Prosser, Editor Bertie Charles Forbes, Publisher Bernarr Macfadden, Mental Hygienist Clifford Whittingham Beers, onetime Second Assistant Postmaster General Warren Irving Glover, Mrs. Dwight Whitney Morrow. Intelligent, they make certain, when they hire servants, that the help are healthy. But they cannot be sure with whom their employes run around on off days. This became shockingly evident when Dr. John Hawkins Irwin, Englewood health director, traced the eye infections and subsequent blindness of several Englewood children to gonorrhea in their nursemaids. So Englewood burghers...
James M. Sampson '35, of Brookline, was announced yesterday as Varsity soccer manager for 1934. The first assistant manager will be Whitney G. Case '36, of Buffalo, New York...
...Donham '99, Dean of the School. He left New York early in the afternoon, it is believed, coming up on the train with Walter Lippmann '10, who spoke to a small gathering at Kirkland House last night. Lippmann, who spent the early part of the evening with Edward a. Whitney '17, Master of Kirkland House, would make no statement in connection with Sprague's return to Boston...
...announced yesterday by soccer manager G. Hunt Damon '34 that Whitney Gaylord Case '36 of Buffalo, N. Y. and Frederick John Leary '37 of Hepstead, L. I. were appointed assistant and second assistant managers for next year as a result of this year's competition...
...final cast, including Radcliffe students, playing feminine roles, is: Chesterfield Wragsdale, Robert Gardner-Medwin S.A.; Vivienne Waters, Elizabeth Morison; Michael Love, Richard Sullivan '35; Molly O'Sullivan, Lois Hall; Mrs. Gordon A. Bock, Louise Graham; Mr. Gordon Beck, Arthur Szathmary '37; Carl Svenson, Paul Killian, Jr. '37; Udolphus, Whitney Cook '36; Benri, Charles Sedgewick '34; Edwin Salmon, John Cromwell...